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Gallop is part of Mariah Oller’s ongoing series of running women created during a period of political and personal upheaval. A red horse moves across a saturated blue sky formed through the MIGRAR salt technique, reflecting themes of movement, identity, and the instinct to seek freedom and belonging.
Created amid relocation, divorce, and a reevaluation of self, the work explores migration not only as departure, but as a reclaiming of identity. The imagery of horseback riding references both the artist’s upbringing in Texas and her life in Mexico City.
Acrylic Ink, Salt, Colored Pencil, and Oil on Paper
31 × 23 cm
From the MIGRAR Series
Gallop is part of Mariah Oller’s ongoing series of running women created during a period of political and personal upheaval. A red horse moves across a saturated blue sky formed through the MIGRAR salt technique, reflecting themes of movement, identity, and the instinct to seek freedom and belonging.
Created amid relocation, divorce, and a reevaluation of self, the work explores migration not only as departure, but as a reclaiming of identity. The imagery of horseback riding references both the artist’s upbringing in Texas and her life in Mexico City.
Acrylic Ink, Salt, Colored Pencil, and Oil on Paper
31 × 23 cm
From the MIGRAR Series
